Would a Tuffy boat work for Bowfishing ?
#1
Would a Tuffy boat work for Bowfishing ?
I saw a boat for sale yesterday that had a hull configuration I hadn't seen before, and I think it just might work.
It was a Tuffy brand shallow tri-hull. The thing was 18' long, and 70" wide! That ought to make a decent shooting platform since I'm used to sharing a 4' by 4' platform with another shooter. The nose was squarish and the hull looked like it wouldn't draft as deep as other tri-hulls I've seen.
It's no flatbottom, but should take the waves a lot better and would be able to pull a skier too.
Anybody ever try one?
What do you think?
It was a Tuffy brand shallow tri-hull. The thing was 18' long, and 70" wide! That ought to make a decent shooting platform since I'm used to sharing a 4' by 4' platform with another shooter. The nose was squarish and the hull looked like it wouldn't draft as deep as other tri-hulls I've seen.
It's no flatbottom, but should take the waves a lot better and would be able to pull a skier too.
Anybody ever try one?
What do you think?
#2
RE: Would a Tuffy boat work for Bowfishing ?
Here's a link to a new Tuffy ESOX model.
http://www.tuffyboats.com/boats/Esox
The usedTuffy I saw is from the 70's, has a small steering console, and a different well configuration, but the shape is essentially the same.
http://www.tuffyboats.com/boats/Esox
The usedTuffy I saw is from the 70's, has a small steering console, and a different well configuration, but the shape is essentially the same.
#4
RE: Would a Tuffy boat work for Bowfishing ?
Here are some pics of the new tuffy's.
I hear they are big with the serious Musky and Walleye guys because of the longer live wells for long fish.
I hear they are big with the serious Musky and Walleye guys because of the longer live wells for long fish.